Breaking free from the isolation of her home island, the intrepid, sea faring explorer sets sail beyond in this sequel.
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
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'Venom: The Last Dance' film review: Tom Hardy's brain-eating anti-hero takes a bow
A rushed and messy flick is simply a finale with two left feet stumbling across the finish line.
'Deadpool & Wolverine' film review: Marvel's most hardcore heroes are here to save the MCU
The Merc with a Mouth finally joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe and brings along one of Marvel's biggest characters in this raucously hilarious and violent romp.
'Twisters' film review: Not quite a category five blockbuster - but still a fun summer flick
A solid trio of main characters power the fun summer disaster sequel.
'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga' film review: Unearthing the fury within Furiosa
The action-packed, trauma-fueled revenge prequel reveals how industrious young Furiosa became a trusted and battle hardened Imperator in the wasteland.
'The Garfield Movie' film review: Puurrrr-fect light comedy flick for kiddos
The lasagna loving, Monday hating cat’s latest movie throws him into a heist comedy.
'The Fall Guy' film review: Gosling, Blunt shine in this explosion of stunts, laughs
Humor and action power this full-throated ode to stunt performers.
'Civil War' film review: Prescient warning of chaos from sea to shining sea
Alex Garland's latest finds the U.S. way past mere political divisiveness in this bleak war thriller.
'Immaculate' film review: Sydney Sweeney can't salvage shallow string of jump scares
Starting with its lean runtime and continuing through its sparse (if visceral) scares and unexplored themes, this religious horror flick just falls short of memorable horror in almost every way.
'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire' film review: MonsterVerse's titan-sized misfire
In this modern era of 'cinematic universes' wherein every sequel exists in service to the next big thing, the new MonsterVerse flick … just sort of exists.
'Dune: Part Two' film review: A true breathtaking, sand-swept sci-fi spectacle
The rare sequel so good it actually improves upon its predecessor and makes good on every single promise set up in ‘Part One.’
'Expats' series review: 'The Farewell' director & Nicole Kidman's character study of grief & regret
Mystery-drama series explores the intertwined lives of three women living in the shadow of tragedy amid of the sprawl of Hong Kong.